Just a beautiful blend of all these different instruments - guitars, flutes, organs, pianos, and especially bass. A very very pleasant listen.

Very pleasant South American sound with Japanese flavor. Ideal for a short film from Peru.

Love the bassline, it’s just the sort of thing I’d do myself which is really cool, this sounds played as opposed to programmed like the lazy folk such as me do which gives a lovely bit of depth to the song. Fantastic!

Great work Jeris — skilled editing & processing of samples and beautiful additions. Nice & smooth, and yet also creating a cool freeform jam vibe. Kudos.

Well that’s one elegant track. Should work well as a soundtrack to high-end perfumes or fashion. Call Christian Lacroix. Now!

creates an atmosphere of love. exotic! beautiful sounds and treatment in an intricate arrangement. fantastic as always!

Beautifully done.

Cool groove Jeris! This adds so much production, bass & percussion that I could never achieve by myself! Thanks, rob.

A very skilled mix (no surprise). Very much enjoyed.

Love it. Ed. Picked.

Essence of a remix.
1. Good sources,
2. matched properly and combined in a new way,
3. inventive additions.

About the latest, I remind 2005, when I used to build a pop song with rather classic instruments (acoustic drums, bass, electric guitar) and when I was done, I took one week more time to complete it and said to myself: “now let’s add the candies”. Big fun.

Great work Jeris! Dirty Harry goes Brazil and Japan. Love it

Really has a brilliant 70s feel to it Jeris bro…and as NiGiD said I can see Dirty Harry but in my mind it’s a wonderful surveillance scene from a new film called The Tokyo Connection…Now all we need is Popeye Doyle and it’ll be a jazzy massacre man…a beautiful jazzy massacre of bad guys. Fantastic stuff and on my jazzopolis playlist!

quite delicioius